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 Why is it whenever I change the oil in my tractors they seem to smoke afterwords?

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PostSubject: Why is it whenever I change the oil in my tractors they seem to smoke afterwords?   Why is it whenever I change the oil in my tractors they seem to smoke afterwords? Icon_minitimeSeptember 22nd 2012, 5:35 pm
Why is it whenever I change the oil in my tractors they seem to smoke afterwords? Im not overfilling them but it is like the rings go? I have had it happen 2 times now. A newer craftsman tractor and on my john deere 112. The engine smokes a little on start up.. What oil do you guys reccomend? I use the quaker state or the cheap stuff at walmart. 10w-30 in the winter and 30 weight in the summer. Just wondering.
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i use 30weight year round
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i use 30weight year round
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Thats happen to me bafore as long as it doesnt use oil its fine, i always run 20w50.
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